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The woman at the center of the so-called 'House of Horrors' animal abuse case has been arrested again. The arrest came months after charges against April McLaughlin were resubmitted to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office for review.

Arizona's top education official has set a deadline for schools in the state to prove they are complying with a 2021 law that mandates the teaching of Holocaust and other historical genocide incidents.

A judge in Nevada has approved a cash settlement to the parents of a British tourist who, along with his newlywed wife, was killed in a fiery helicopter crash in the Grand Canyon. The crash happened in a section of the Grand Canyon where air tours aren’t as highly regulated as in the national park.

The incident is unfolding in the area of 7th Street and I-17, near Downtown Phoenix.

A 20-year-old man, who reportedly said he's part of the “Gilbert Goons" group, has been arrested in connection with an incident on Nov. 18, 2023 that left a teen injured.

Authorities in Gilbert say they've made 4 arrests in connection with a violent incident that happened at a parking lot in the East Valley town in August 2023. Two of the suspects are juveniles and 2 are adults.

As the first day of the Legislative session begins in Arizona, the discussion of empowerment scholarship accounts, or ESAs, are top of mind. Governor Katie Hobbs says her goal is to make regulations clear, and Republican lawmakers vow to fight back.

For the last two years, the Department of Justice has been investigating the Phoenix Police Department. While we await the results of the DOJ's investigation, we're breaking down the timeline of how we got here and why.

This marks the 39-year-old man's fourth DUI arrest.

A Phoenix woman took out her gun and started firing at a suspect, through the door, who was trying to break into her apartment. "My dad had been telling me to get a gun for a long time and I finally did earlier this year."